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The Weirdest Nissan Of The 1980s Was A Coupe, A Wagon, And A T-Top All At Once
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The Weirdest Nissan Of The 1980s Was A Coupe, A Wagon, And A T-Top All At Once
The Pulsar NX includes a removable rear hatch and a rear canopy. A pair of removable T-top roof panels is also included with the car. The Pulsar is powered by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine. The 1980s were a strange and generous era for the car industry. Safety rules were looser, marketing departments had less leverage, and engineers were occasionally allowed to follow odd ideas to their conclusion. Nissan was one of the more willing experimen…
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